mysterEFrank

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by mysterEFrank 10mo ago
Thanks! This seems to work incredibly well.
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by mysterEFrank 10mo ago
OG torch strikes back?
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by mysterEFrank 10mo ago
I'm surprised more attention isn't paid to this research direction, that nobody has tried to generalize it for example by combining the recurrence concept with next token prediction. That said despite the considerable gains this
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by mysterEFrank 11mo ago
Don't care how good Grok is I'd never use it after the mechahitler incident.
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by mysterEFrank 1y ago
Green flag that he references the I Ching, most original ideas come through analogy. Paul Werbos claims he invented backprop to formalize Freud's theory of “psychic energy” into an algorithm.
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by mysterEFrank 1y ago
This company will go to zero when the AI bubble bursts.
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by mysterEFrank 1y ago
qwen coder is 3k tps on cerebras
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by mysterEFrank 1y ago
I believe Israel is committing war crimes but yours is the same argument that Israelis make. That genocide is about intent, which isn't there.
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by mysterEFrank 1y ago
This needs a citation. Israel developed their nukes 50 years ago with the assistance of Jewish nuclear physicists from around the world and french materials. They didn't need to steal nuclear secrets.
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by mysterEFrank 2y ago
Does anybody know what percentage of a waymo ride's cost goes to Uber?
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by mysterEFrank 2y ago
Cerebras or Groq should jump on this.
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by mysterEFrank 2y ago
Do they bake in the actual weights or the architecture? If it's just the architecture I don't understand where a speedup that considerable can come from.
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by mysterEFrank 4y ago
I don't get it, the point of NeRF is to replace a voxel grid with an MLP
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by mysterEFrank 4y ago
He says AGI could happen in 20 years, not that he will single handedly manifest it into existence. That seems like a reasonable timeline given the field's current pace and may even be conservative.
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by mysterEFrank 4y ago
Eric Jang is top ML talent, these numbers are accurate. I work in ML and have followed his work for years
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
high capex
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
This blames Israel for 9/11, what a joke.
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
I'm surprised waymo is collecting data in manhattan where there's great public transit coverage. The outer boroughs would be much more useful.
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
This is so karmically perfect.
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
This is a great idea! Good luck
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/24/style/tiktok-gay-homiesex... Tik Tok is the queerest video platform out there. At least 20% of the videos I get are queer.
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
this is so biased it has no place on hacker news
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
This could rescue SF tech culture
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by mysterEFrank 5y ago
TikTok pings you every few hours of swiping with a video that tells you to put the phone down and get some fresh air. It's the only social media app I've ever used that does that.
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by mysterEFrank 6y ago
the magnet singularity is coming
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by mysterEFrank 6y ago
imagine going to a house of horrors and there's a painting of a dead relative
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by mysterEFrank 6y ago
I don't think this would take off. Part of the fun of cameo is having celebrities take the time to recognize you.
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by mysterEFrank 6y ago
I love all you guys' work. Keep it up.
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by mysterEFrank 6y ago
I think it's clear that there's a strong relationship between all of these methods. Papers proving that Neural Networks are GPs came out a year or two ago, for example. Deep learning is more useful in the end because kernel machin
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by mysterEFrank 6y ago
This is just commercialized Yorb

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